Crop Production in Skerries, Dublin
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Ballykea, Skerries, CO. DUBLIN, Dublin, K34 FK71
086 838 4668
Granny Rosie's Farm is a Dublin open farm that sells both organic and locally produced fruit and veg directly from our fields to your plate. Although we are not certified organic, all our seed and fertiliser that we use to grow our vegetables at the farm is certified organic. We embrace an organic, natural and local philosophy at Granny Rosie's Farm. Everything we provide in our vegetable boxes is grown here on our Dublin farm or sourced from the local area. Our passion for real food and a firm belief that Irish produce is the best in the world informs everything we do. Our farming methods eschew the use of any harmful pesticides and chemicals and instead concentrates on growing vegetables the way nature intended. The fresh vegetables in our vegetable box are bursting with flavour. From our kitchens, we provide simple to follow recipes that make sure anyone can take full advantage of our vegetable boxes. We’re always keen to share our passion for Irish food and a natural lifestyle with the local community, which is why our open farm welcomes families from all over Ireland and abroad. Our open farm visits are the perfect day out for the whole family and visitors leave with a greater appreciation of how the food they eat gets to their plate. By embracing a holistic mind and body approach to health, Granny Rosie's Farm is proud to offer the best Irish produce to food lovers nationwide. Nearby results from the Crop Production category
PADDINGSTOWN, CLONEE, Meath, MEATH
1 825 50 11
Drummonds was founded by William Drummond in Sterling, Scotland in 1760. Originally sellers of a wide range of seeds, including flowers, vegetable and grass seeds, the company also distributed bulbs and nursery stock. Many years later the Drummond family established a similar business in Ireland with two shops in central Dublin and national distribution for all its products. In 1972, Drummonds added an agricultural division to its business based in Clonee, trading in grain, fertiliser, chemicals and agricultural seeds. The company, over time, increased its branch network, opening grain intake points at Ardee, Drogheda, Kells, Knockbridge and Navan. A seed manufacturing facility was developed at Drogheda and a ruminant feed manufacturing mill at Navan.